Alyson Kelsey is an athletic trainer currently working at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She has a Masters degree in Education from the University of Virginia and a Bachelors degree in Athletic Training from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. Her experience includes working as an assistant athletic trainer at UW-Madison and an intern athletic trainer at UVA. She provides sports medicine care and rehabilitation for cross country/track and field and football teams.

1. Alyson M. Kelsey, MEd, LAT
6902 Stockbridge Drive | Apt 203 | Madison, WI 53718
(C): 608-260-5536 | amk@athletics.wisc.edu
Professional Website: http://alysonmkelsey.wix.com/resume
Professional Summary
I am a licensed athletic trainer who prides myself in hard work, dedication and showing
initiative. I believe that athletic training is a profession that is dependent on personal interaction,
detailed communication, and unwavering trust. It is a service industry that requires a balance of
anecdotal treatment, and evidence based medicine practices to create a successful and
individualized plan of care while always keeping the student-athlete at its forefront.
Education
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA June 2012-June 2013
Masters of Education in Kinesiology- Sports Medicine/Athletic Training
Title: Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer
Thesis: “Effects of Prolonged Exercise on Tibial-Rearfoot Coupling in Young Adults with and
without Chronic Ankle Instability”
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, La Crosse, WI September 2008-May 2012
Bachelors of Science in Athletic Training
Psychology Minor
Job History
University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI July 2015-present
Title: Assistant Athletic Trainer
• Clinical preceptor for Athletic Training Education Program at the University of
Wisconsin.
• Guest speaker at UW-Kinesiology Club meeting- discussed the profession of Athletic
Training and provided my contact information to be a resource for interested students.
• Provide sports medicine care for the women’s cross country/track and field teams, and
football.
• Physician Extender for Sports Medicine clinics throughout semester.
• Create long term rehabilitations for both football and women’s cross country/track and
field.
• Close working relationship with team doctors, psychologists, nutrition staff, and other
medical staff.
• Host Athletic Trainer, and liaison for referees during home football games, cover home
sideline when schedule allowed.
• Assist in the planning for conference, and regional level cross country/track meets.
• Point person for scheduling and completing Badger Athletic Performance and
concussion testing for cross country/track and field athletes.
• Liaison for massage therapists working directly with cross country/track and field.
• Coordinate travel schedule for athletic trainers and massage therapists during travel
season.

2. University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI July 2013-July 2015
Title: Intern Athletic Trainer
• Clinical preceptor for Athletic Training Education Program at the University of
Wisconsin.
• Provided sports medicine care for the women’s cross-country/track and field teams, and
football.
• Sat in on University of Wisconsin-Madison Athletic Training Education Program
classes as a speaker to discuss questions about graduate school, being certified, and my
internship.
• Covered daily practices, games, and traveled with football.
• Created long term rehabilitations for both football and women’s cross country/track and
field.
• Covered daily practices and traveled with women’s cross country/track and field
• Responsible for evaluating, taping, prevention, rehabilitation, and overall care of
student-athlete welfare.
• Experience working with insurance paperwork, pre-participation physical exams,
NCAA required paperwork, and daily medical documentation.
• Assisted in drug testing, psychological referrals, nutrition referrals.
• Close working relationship with team doctors, psychologists, nutrition staff, and other
medical staff.
• Host Athletic Trainer, and liaison for referees during home football games
• Traveled to assist with coverage and medical needs during two bowl trips (Capital One-
2014, Outback- 2015).
• Assisted in the planning for conference, and regional level cross country/track meets.
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA August 2012-Present
Title: Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer
• Developed and created student in-service materials for kinesiology undergraduate
students.
• Assisted athletic training staff with sports coverage for practice, games, and travel for
University of Virginia football, spirit squad, women’s basketball and women’s rowing.
• Responsible for evaluating, taping, prevention, rehabilitation, and overall care of student-
athlete welfare.
• Experience working with insurance paperwork, pre-participation physical exams, NCAA
required paperwork, and daily medical documentation.
• Assisted in drug testing administration.
Skills and Proficiencies
Preceptor July 2013-Present
• Athletic Training Students that have a clinical rotation with cross country/track and field
Gait Analyses/iDXA Scans 2014-present
• Familiar with motion caption systems used at the University of Wisconsin
o Experience in interpreting results and translating those results into rehabilitation
program for athletes.
• Familiar with interpreting iDXA scan results.

3. Trained Phlebotomist April 2014-Present
• Required 20 hours of hands on training with phlebotomists from UW Hospital
• Performed blood draws on student-athletes at UW-Wisconsin for Vitamin D testing
study.
• Gained 20 CEUs for taking phlebotomy training course
Orthotics Fitting July 2014-Present
• Trained in fitting custom orthotics
Research Experience
University of Wisconsin Madison, Madison, WI December 2014-Present
• Assisted in developing a study to determine if the Female Athlete Triad: Cumulative Risk
Assessment published in the 2014 Consensus Statement on the Female Athlete Triad is
associated with stress fracture in collegiate cross-country athletes.
• Working with Badger Athletic Performance and their staff to create a data set of motion
capture analyses of collegiate cross country runners gait during their career at UW. Very
preliminary data collection and analysis.
• Assisted in developing a plan to incorporate cross country runners in Badger Athletic
Performance testing. Which included gait analysis, iDXA scans, and VO2 testing.
• Working with Badger Athletic Performance and staff physician to start creating a
reference for the tibia to help detect tibial stress fracture risk in collegiate cross-country
runners.
• Working with running lab director, and staff PT to create a preventative core
strengthening rehabilitation plan for incoming freshmen cross-country runners.
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA August 2012-Present
“Effects of Prolonged Exercise on Tibial-Rearfoot Coupling in Young Adults with and
without Chronic Ankle Instability”
• Thesis defended; manuscript completed June 2013
• In review/publication process. Process to be started by Jay Hertel and Collin Herb at the
University of Virginia
• Presented thesis poster in Free Communications at NATA June 2014
Publications
Kelsey A, Smuda J, Saliba S. How to incorporate hip excursion techniques during rehabilitation.
Athl Training and Sports Health Care. 2013; 5(3): 101-102.
Awards
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA April 2, 2013
Title: Recipient
David H, Perrin Athletic Training and Sports Medicine Award
• I was selected from the masters class of 2013 (16 classmates) by academic staff and
Ethan Saliba, director of sport medicine, to receive this prestigious scholarship.

4. Professional Affiliations
Member of: 2008-Present
• NATA (Member # 1027201)
• WATA
o Active member of WATA Website committee 2015-Present
• GLATA
NPI Number: July 2014-
Present
• NPI# 1891135976
Licensure Number: July 2013-Present
• State of Wisconsin # 1481-39
NATA BOC Certification Number: June 2012-Present
• Certification #: 200010201
First Aider/CPR-AED Certified: 2008-Present
• American Red Cross Professional Rescuer

5. Alyson M. Kelsey, MEd, LAT
6902 Stockbridge Drive | Apt 203 | Madison, WI 53718
608-260-5536 | amk@athletics.wisc.edu
Professional Website: alysonmkelsey@wix.com/resume
References:
Kyle M. Gibson, MS, LAT, CES
Assistant Football Athletic Trainer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1440 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
kmg@athletics.wisc.edu
608-301-7672
Chuck Hart, PT, LAT
Assistant XC/Track and Field Athletic
Trainer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1440 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
chh@athletics.wisc.edu
608-225-6829
Ashley Pyne, MS, LAT
Assistant Athletic Trainer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1440 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
anp@athletics.wisc.edu
608-514-5222
Brian Lund, MS, LAT
Assistant Football Athletic Trainer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1440 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
bsl@athletics.wisc.edu
608-345-3272
Dennis Helwig
Head Athletic Trainer
Associate AD
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1440 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
dch@athletics.wisc.edu
608-576-9550
Mark Gibson
Exercise and Sports Science Department
Chair
Assistant Professor
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
124 Mitchell Hall
La Crosse, WI 54601
mgibson@uwlax.edu
608-785-8171
Kelli Pugh, MS, ATC, CMT
Associate Athletic Trainer
Head Football Athletic Trainer
University of Virginia
290 Massie Road
Charlottesville, VA 22903
kmf4j@virginia.edu
434-249-3952

6. Alyson M. Kelsey, MEd, LAT
6902 Stockbridge Drive | Apt 203 | Madison, WI 53718
608-260-5536 | amk@athletics.wisc.edu
Professional Website: alysonmkelsey@wix.com/resume
References:
Kyle M. Gibson, MS, LAT, CES
Assistant Football Athletic Trainer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1440 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
kmg@athletics.wisc.edu
608-301-7672
Chuck Hart, PT, LAT
Assistant XC/Track and Field Athletic
Trainer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1440 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
chh@athletics.wisc.edu
608-225-6829
Ashley Pyne, MS, LAT
Assistant Athletic Trainer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1440 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
anp@athletics.wisc.edu
608-514-5222
Brian Lund, MS, LAT
Assistant Football Athletic Trainer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1440 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
bsl@athletics.wisc.edu
608-345-3272
Dennis Helwig
Head Athletic Trainer
Associate AD
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1440 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
dch@athletics.wisc.edu
608-576-9550
Mark Gibson
Exercise and Sports Science Department
Chair
Assistant Professor
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
124 Mitchell Hall
La Crosse, WI 54601
mgibson@uwlax.edu
608-785-8171
Kelli Pugh, MS, ATC, CMT
Associate Athletic Trainer
Head Football Athletic Trainer
University of Virginia
290 Massie Road
Charlottesville, VA 22903
kmf4j@virginia.edu
434-249-3952